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Our complaints performance

Every year we publish a Complaints Report, where we look at the number of complaints we received across the year (from October to September), why we received them, and what we can do to improve our performance. You can read our full report in the link on this page.

Our quarterly results

Our annual complaints give you the best overall indicator of our complaints performance, but you can see how many complaints we received and resolved each quarter in the table below too.

(Q1 = January to March, Q2 = April to June, Q3 = July to September, Q4 = October to December)

2026 01 02 complaints table Q3 25

Top reasons for complaints

We also categorise all of the complaints we receive so we can see exactly where we need to improve to make our customer service even better. Here are the main reasons our customers have complained, as a percentage of the total complaints we received.

2026 01 02 complaints reasons Q3 25
  • Billing: Including challenges to bill amounts, understanding information on bills, and queries relating to tariffs

  • Customer Service: Feedback about the information we provide or the actions we take when our customers call us, write to us or send us an email

  • Credit Management: Relating to overdue bills and payment plans

  • Payments: Covering payments, refunds and Direct Debits

  • Prepayment/Pay As You Go: all queries relating to installing or running prepayment meters, including voluntary or forced installation, debt, top up cards and keys etc

  • Metering: all issues relating to meters, such as appointments, loss of supply, meter exchanges, cost of meter tests etc

  • Customer set up: Regarding new customer details, including sign up information and meter details

  • Communications/Correspondence: This includes issues around any marketing material, and any communications to customers either written or verbal

  • Transfers: Relating to home moves, for both customer leaving us and new customers moving into a property we supply.

What we’re doing to improve our service

We know that it is not possible to get everything right all the time – mistakes will happen, it’s what you do about them that matter more.  Complaints are the ultimate expression of the mistakes we make, we analyse them, act on them and learn from them.

Ecotricity have been around for a while, since 1995 and is the only energy company in the world certified as vegan by both the Vegan Society and Viva!, the vegan charity. We’ve made a major investment to move to Salesforce Energy and Utilities cloud, which will introduce best-practise customer service across many customer journeys and improve the ability for our customers to self-serve.  You can view or download a PDF copy of our 2024 report below.

Dog-eared document iconEcotricity Complaints Report 2024 (PDF, 147.5 Kb)

You can find out more about our complaints procedure. If you require a hard copy of our code of practice, please call us on 0345 555 7 100.

And check out our previous complaint reports from 2012 onwards.

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